The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 33

Hws r.mni II ENQUIRER. CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, A U(JU ST 0. 10. TO com- at Hie llolel GiliH'in at under the direction of Mis. Peart day, August Address all niunleatlons to the KlhlUer SEAPORT cm 1 1 of the Fiec City, EnRlish'ihe daily accompaniment of life In couple plnccri second last to a Hamburg or Prcmen.

Danzig in al-j C.eimnn couple In mi Inli'i -national tudv a Orman city not only In o'clock under the direction of Seymour Wclshsch. Purler Walley. Duplicate at the Hyde Park Till KSD.VV, K'ountry (Mub for members and The Equity Hi idwe Club's toiirnn-''iels at o'clock, Porter Wnl- meiil the C'ocn Coin ('inoimiw nl lf'y directing. The Kiuiuiier. I LAST WKKK'S ANSUKKM.

I The correct lead on hHiul No, 1 In last wei'k's problems is tha nre spades. This lead Is unconven-ilinnnl. but It gives the leader an Of ballroom dancing tournament. Ten -being; an armed rump, but also In jvacatloninjt Polish students got lout i I at people, its "Hell Hitler" salutes, I J0 11710 (JlllPr ln ood "1 sliaved its ubiquitous signs: "Juclen UUHLiI'q in(, frontier yextprday; they were.keln Zutrltt" (Jews not admitted). hi rented and fed a large dinner for Evan more Impressive military propaganda purposes.

A Swedish, preparations In Danzig, according Wnlter Wincliell BROADWAY (lapiniM, ISM. Mirmr) I o'clock tinder the direction of SIN DAY. The Miislers' Duplicate Club will meet at the Kemper Ian Hotel under Herman W. Iackman'a opportunity to look at dummy and 'decide on his next play and it almil Porter Wnlli'V, MtlDAV. conreala the location of the king.

ik. Km nnM ninm Ihd An open tout rmiiient at Alms and 1SI, br Franris 0. Tyler As 1' informed (loriiians Increase In SI reels. hereas the lead of the see 1 Huvrunt, are, aailor knocked out a Belgian In an: to some observers, would have llt-unscheduled fight this morning in'tle significance. Damtig ia not the a waterfront tavern.

dynamite in Europe this aumnier, Even when rumors of more serl-ithey point out, but only the fuse, oils Intel national conflict have been If the present tension between added, no feeling of panic dents the Poland and Germany flarea Into Mtolld calm of this llanseatlc town, war this city may see fighting, but may cause declaier to place with the king and attempt a ruffing! The New York Scene! finesse. THE FIRST NIGHTS: Mavbe the "Hell.HpoPI'l"" 'li''k started It.i On the second hand the correct but the new reason appears to he deslaned for belly laughter Even lead is tha singleton eight or CANVAS LUGGAGE AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS I The streets are filled with more the spearhead of any German CltV AS cMId en than In any European city fensive against Polish territory will r- i i i Observers l. v. Ki i i i 1 1 i. i lie nmia i inr niiinnri nnvn iwuniru in im i in-ii 1.1 t(pnd(d filvollng In a Behrman trifle, and Miss Hepburn Is doing a nice trade in i mHy have the ace of froth In "The Philadelphia Stoty" Now comes Helen Hayes In the, which will iilve vou a ruff of German tourists enjoying In Polish circles It la now openly whipped cieam, leal coffee, and charged that foreign tension over Entirely Peaceful And Apparently Sleepy.

Herht MacAtthur frippery, "Indies and Onilemen, prepplng on the white bread. Danr.lgers themselves developments here ia Dart of the are busy, quiet, and unperturbed. German technique of breaking down their enemies' nerves, one of the 7.05 LADIES' HANGER C'ASER HAT and SHOE CAKE! OVERNITE CASES SC.M.K IS SMALL BY OS KI'II BARN KM. "cold i hin yt heavy guns of Hitler's Pacific John Barrymore, who tmed to render Shakespeare In pipe-organ tone, ia doing the bumps In the farce that fetches him to town soon. Reports state that he is a click in "Dear Children," now In Chicago.

One piesiinies Hmivmoie Ulent is again making a bit Instead of his domestic bickerings The only backslider is THllulsh, and the oniy excuse she got for being glum Is that It's successful Mr Woollcott has saddened a play ihmiihkc inenl by rejecting a role in favor if partner does not have the acei of spades or a first or second' round heart control, the defeat; of the contract would appear to be; remote. Correct answers to both ques-j lions were received from only one niM7in v.i. ii! jiere, as in nnimw, ruin from Southamnton)-In the Free Germany. Official circles ht they will resist what they call Iiom Houinampton) in the dmit (ha, mnr. nnn provocation by manufactured In- City of Danzig, where many observ, have cldents." Only an overt act to In Hamilton of a lecture nop, Times ctmnge.

Once, Mr. desei lion ul ine ineaier ,.,,,1 j-jij. CHAMPION BAG SUITCASE CO. ra expect the next war to begin nd S. S.

(Elite C.unrds) forces in woum nave utiineo tne anyeis singing in nines wiunre i()hlo. corporate Danzig Into the Reich they say, will be regarded as declaration of war. rrua, J. PEARL VINE STS. first revue In a long time tries Us vings aim inigns ()ne answer from E.

A on the Atlantic Cltv boai dwalkers tomorrow nlthl. An ai my of Hrond- vn. recent weeks, and few neutral observers estimate the figure much higher. Germans assert that the only evidence of brewing trouble today are border Incidents which have become routine, a steady but Germans In Danzig also depr- Wayi(ea and their sweeties will make the trip chiefly to watch the actors wnilaiii C. Green, J.

V. Zlmmer all new recruits are almost all Danzig foreign excitement over what is Itlzena returning from military or get nervous. of Cincinnati. Also, Erl W. Davis, Covington, and Mr, John B.

Rapp, THE MAGIC LANTERNS: It was Chin-Up Stout Fella Week In Katavla, Ohio, cinema temples. First was "Beau Geste," a remake of a smash of the j)TjpLjfjY VENTS happening in their city, but for different reasons. They Insist that nothing has yet been done except unimportant Increase In uniformed; Germans, and an epidemic of ru-mori. Except for these, It is a somewhat sleepy, entirely peaceful Bai labor aorvico in Geimany. The Langfuhr barracks, largest in Danzig, have new triple-deck eiicni aays, ii a CIRCMIIlg llirner, mil ii oren ti'i'im nu what ia sanctioned by their rights as Germans in a city which, as lie seaport its first life most of Its fangs are worn out.

Also, the Foreign legion Dunns, vimnie irom ine sireei. jjksi In oppot, a seaside resort which wefk, for the fim tlme, S.S. troop. their leader, Adolf Hitler, has da THIS WEEK MONDAY. An open tournament for women clared.

must eventually return to began parading here, not In their suffers from overwork "Four Feathers'1 Is a psge from the life of Kitchener of Khartoum when he was taking over the Hlue Nile country for the crown. Since the yarn Is pie Chamberlain, It shows the British the Third Reich. Germans in stores, at the hemper Lane Hotel at 1 in beer halls, on the beach at Zop- doing the shoving, which, of course, makes It fiction "I1 rentier pot or on tha excursion boats which o'clock under the direction of Mrs Herman W. Iackman. A tournament at the Wyoming Marshal" pops with American heroics, mostly exciting.

It tells or Wyatt Earp, the fearless copper nf Tombstone, and how he got those traditional black shirts, but In the green-gray field uniforms of S. S. troops on active service Inside Germany. They carry helmets and rifles, the helmets Identifiable as Czech, seized by the German Army luat Mai.nh Seventh and Race Streets. Dry Cleaned and Pressed WOMEN'S PLAIN DKI vSSKS MI N'S SLITS vccpl If hit or I'atnt Bench pretty niches in his shootin' Iron "Mutiny on the Blackhawk Is cruise around the harbor agree without a dissenting voice that they will be legally German citizens again, and soon.

They are certain Club at a o'clock under the direc aubpulpy, and "Mr. Wong In Chinatown" is a routine murder with far East fixings "In Name Only" gets silky trouplng from that lom-bard, Cary Grant and Mith Kay Fwant Hlth, the story being made EACH will be accomplished without a 03 J0 7 Two hills in Danzig, the Bischofs-jf I berg and the Hagelberg, have been much better than so-so thereby One of the best, of the prison thril war. It has been promised to them, they say, and Nazi promises have been kept before without a war. A lers Is "Each Dawn I Die," starring Cagney snd Raft Spencer Tracy's reporter in "Stanley and IJvlngston" is a down payment on the tion of Mrs. Harvey Mullnne.

A tournament at 1.102 Myrtle Avenue at o'clock under the direction of Mrs. Eva Almand. TUKHDAY. A tournament at the Vernon Manor Hotel at 1 o'clock tinder the direction of Mrs. Harvey Mullane.

The Iarkman Club's tournament X'IUt, CVanlnc, F- J- 4-- I Academy Award, LAUGH AT WAR I OKA. Most of them appear to believe rfti'tlaff, Rridscwiirk. rilllnsi, PlatH, Ut, 4Jmlnlterr4, THE WIRELESS: Bill Corum, Ted Huolng, and a name this ear failed to catch, were entertaining on a sports chst, It sounded so fresh and ad llbbv It must have been extremely well rehearsed All sincerely that if war comes anyway they will be fighting in self-defense. German officials talk down ciosea 10 signtserrs, ana are openly patrolled. There, li no evidence and little probability that they have been fortified with smuggled artillery, anti-alrctaft batteries or anything bigger than machine guns.

There are a few trenches near Schievenhorat, at the mouth of the Vistula, but no other apparent fortifications. Much of this activity, in any city inside the Third Reich, would be normal. Truck-loads of brown-xhirted S. A. storm troopers rum- DR.

H. BASKIND at the Kemper I-ans Hotel at 8 o'clock. WEDNESDAY. The Kent on Bridge Club's dupll- 522 VINE the tension and hand out formidably detailed lists of cases where Polish soldiers or customs officers have wa'ked 50 yards across the border. Bartenders and boatmen in afternoon the music shows are punetuieii with hot diintehes from th" hoss tracks Consequently, the sponsors of Alec Teniplelon's program shouldn't have asked Conrad NHgel to in.

c. in racing lingo. Rlaiish The light kind of in. c-ing was done by Mrs. Kooievelt, who made the experiment of introducing the Items In language that was simple, dignified, and understandable -which makes her as good as Ken Grauer Carmen Miranda's thritshlng on the Vallee show leaves a nice taste in the ears Erin O'Hi len-Moore's acting on the same frolic Bel.

Slh A btk HA 1613 the harbor laugh at the Idea of war, but go on to express hatred of England considerably stronger than oung mrougn the streets, and pa- ladlng columns of Hitler Youth are nnvthinir which can be lound in was radio radium -very rare Fellow named Halter tWOR sportsi is a zippy guy. His stuff has punch. The other lads just read off base cm I GET Berlin outside of newspaper edi YOUR OLD LIVING-ROOM SUITE fv4 I idS'Ata 1 A LOAN OF '100-20(P300 AT LOW COST? torials. Foreigners coming to Danzig and Zoppot for the summer have dwindled to such a tilckle that three nf Danzig's five best hotels have been closed. They have been taken over for Nazi party purposes.

Trips in the late summer and autumn ara beins sold to Germans, however, tn Kraft durch Frerde" Strength Through Joy, German Isbor organization) excursion boats. Nev buildings are. going up. streets ara being repaved, and the city has a prosperous look. To a foreigner, the most perplexing paradox of Danzig is the by I.argrtt Excitative iphiihterert ball scores with as much enthusiasm as though they were reading a laundry list The University of Chicago's CHS Tuesday evening's program is better than going to college.

It makea education entertaining! But it competes with "Info, Please" That's radio for you. There are few good air shows, and when they get two honeys they're on at the same time! Margaret Anglin's diction In "Orphans of Divorce" is a source of ambitious actors Even the kids art ao quiz-ridden that a tot recently accosted his pop with, "I'm going to havt a nickel True or false?" THE STORT TELLERS: The August Motion Picture reports: "Pel pastime in Hollywood la thinking up new wisecracka. Latest ia Ken Murray's. He says: 'Hollywood is a place where you spend more than you make on things you don't need to Impress people you don't like'" That line is merely a classic and generally used by tha type of colmniala who greet people with: "What'a old?" Nothing has been more exciting over at this desk than Collier's articles by Dixie Davis on Dutch Schultz and his mobsters There's a sad yarn in Living Age by Serge Llfar, detailing a visit to the mentally sick NlJInsky. The famed dancer responded to only one thing -the music of the Spectre De La Rose, his most spectacular dance O.

F. T. Ryall, profiling Horse Trainer Hirsch Jacobs In tha New Torker, Introduces an Interesting point. Jacobs steeds, from a "commercial" stable, won so many races that the biggies had him shadowed by coppers. Horses that fall lo reveal the In-and-out form of those of the blue-blood stables are, It seems, a subject of police attention The shutters have been drawn on i.no now 3.no PER MONTH eagnerness of Its people to give up their status as a Free City, out side the economic orbit of Nation For Courteous Estimate in Your Own Home al Socialism.

The city is now full of butter, cream, coffee, white flour, fresh fruit and vegetables, choice cuts of meat, all available only one rate schedule, avail able to everyone. The table below shows just a few example! of how you save at 1 lousehold Choota your own monthly payment At Household you repay yout loan on the installment sched ule that suits your own needs. Find the amount of cash you want to borrow in the first coN umn of the loan table. Then jf in unlimited quantities at cheap pricea. Any suggestion that there ara periodic or chronic shortages IIEW'-- MAin 2239 10 IMPORTANT FEATURKS several mags specializing in bawdy cartoons.

The drawings hugged a single theme -and the public finally decided that the Jok bad gone far enough, THE FRONT PAGES: When local movie censors banned the picture, "Harvest" (although clitics called It a great and beautiful the Tinies's Mr. Crlsler summed up the actions of the censors with: "It was IF you want to Ret a loan at the lowest cost, there are three thi ngs that you should do. 1. Insist on being told what rale of interest you are asked to pay for your loan. 2.

Compare rates and terms. Then get your loan where you pay the lowest interest charge. 3. Take only as long to repay your loan as you really need. Many loan companies charge the maximum rale permitted by the Ohio small loan law (Z per month on loans up to $300 and 8 per annum on balances above $300.) There are other companies which charge less than this lawful maximum.

At Household Fi nance you pay only 2 per mont onToans fofolOO and liper annum on balances above $300" These charges the lowest we have ever offered are actually below the lawful maximum. There are three reasons why we can make loans at these low rates: (1) We do a large volume of business which reduces our expenses. (2) Our GO yen i of experience makes possi-blemoreeflicient operat ion and lower costs, (3) We have access to large amounts of money to lend to our customers. One rat to everyone at Household Every customer gets the benefit of our low rates. We have 1.

Suite railed for and de llvered. 1 Springs replaced and reset. 3. Webbing reset and replaced. 4.

New sent cushions 5. New felt and moss filling (. Covered In fine coverings. 7. frame repaired and braced.

8. Platforms completely re-paired. 9. hnllre suite refinlshed. 10.

Dusted and sterilized. icau act una, picMng out the monthly payment you wish to make, Note that you can make wvml 1 1 like a belch during a harp solo" We can't concur ith n.w Masses when It savs of Westbrook Pegler: "He ia tha hard-boiled gag man wno of these goods inMde of Geimany is met either by fiank disbelief or by a shrug: of the shoulders. The merchant class of Danzig, including many Nazis, is more reserved in its enthusiasm, leading neutral obseivers to believe that it would prefer to continue making the beBt of both worlds as it is doing at present. Even if Nazi charges that the new Folish port at Gdynia is being favored over Danzig in Poland's foreign com merce are trt'e, these observers doubt that business can be improved by cutting off what Polish trad still comes to Danzig. writes for the boss" His boss apparently doesn't think he's a yes man considering- how often he doesn't agree with Pegler's columns, which suddenly are replaced by Admiral Simms's and confrere Clapper's Pbitb one news la still the weather, which Is torna enougn wnnoui having to read about It Vincent Sheean, ace of the book in hi.

"Not Peace. But the Sword," Just out: "After MONARCH FURNITURE MFG. CO. I'phohtrring our fcusness Not our tide line. 419-421 WEST FIFTH CINCINNATI, OHIO that niirht (Munich) I knew France or England would never fight for anything worth fighting for never for a principle of any consequence to the human race" "Tha Boomns-a-Daisy" dance fad from Iindon is eafchlna- on over here like malerla.

The Idea being to bump your lady partner's rumble and then beg her pardon. According to Londoners, "it is Intellectually stimulating" which should give you an Idea of ADPN MHNnAV IIMTII YOU CAN I0WWW $21 TO $500 If YOU CAN MAKE THESE SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS ws mi sawsiwr-a vn Ik ivs. Si were their brains ara. Am 1 tJ Isdk M(S sMKftt (wUiu cktrm) ffjtthwmt pnhJi 1 1 THf HEADLINES: Dorothy Ivimour's remarkable remark lflan wouldn't fight to hold a man" Then why are you always dressed in fighting togs? Jap Minister nf War Itagakl aaid: "The Japanese navy is convinced that it can defeat any navy in the world" But can It convince anv navy? General Francos oratory: "The rock of Gibraltar will ha wrested from England snd once more fly the flag of Spain" That' biting tha hand that nonlntervened for you, all right Said Blng Crosby: "I go around with people I like" The trick ia to go sround with people who like you Cesar Romero told interviewers: "When I marry, 1 expect It to last forever" Ha means he won't marry In Hollywood Loretta Toung announces: "Stars are inclined to be unhappy" If stars are unhappy, how do extras 1 feel? Intoned Samuel Goldwyn: "I had a dozen writers working on i the script of 'They Shall Have Music' for a year" Then why dldden Uhey? Bragged Duce's parrot, Gayda: "So long as we have our guns we can't lose" Taking the words out of the mouths of John Dillinger and Dutch' Schulta. I (Waller Wlnchell's radio broadcast may be heard over WLW every I Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock.) If you've longed for a new fur coat here Is the selection you've been waiting to find.

Youthful fashion detail and superb workmanship so characteristic of a SLOANS coat! vciy siiiau muiuiuy pay inwina or you can pay larger installments and pay up sooner. Tht sooner you repay yottr loan, tht less it costs. No matter where you Ret your loan, the longer you take to repay, the greater the charges. Forthatreasonweurge everyone to repay in a reasonable time. Before you get a loan, be sure that you know how many payments you are asked to make.

Figure the total amount you must pay in order to repay your loan in full including all charges. Simple to borrow at Household All you do to get a Household Finance loan is tell us about your needs. No stocks or bonds required. No credit inquiries made of friends or relatives. You get the money you need privately and promptly.

There's no annoying delay yourapplicationispassedupon by the manager of the office you deal with. Every consideration is shown in case sickness or unemployment make it difficult for you to pay your installments when due. In the interest of your own potketbook, get all the facts about loan costs before you borrow. Compare Household'! terms with charges elsewhere. Then phone or visit us for further information without obligation.

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It mos. i 25 mm II mm II $5.25 $3.57 $2.73 $2.23 $147 $1.22 It 7.M 5.36 4.10 3.34 2.84 2.21 1 83 4 10.50 7.14 E.46 4.45 3.78 2 95 2 45 13.13 8.93 6.83 5 57 4.73 3.68 3.06 15.76 10.71 8.19 6.68 5.67 4 42 3 67 $307 7 18.38 12.50 9.56 7.79 6.62 5.16 4.28 3.59 21.01 14.28 10.92 8 91 7.56 5.89 4 89 4.10 9 23.64 16.07 12.29 10.02 8.51 6.63 5.50 4.61 IN 26.26 17.85 13.65 11.13 9.46 T.37 6.12 5.12 $1.46 liS 32.83 22.32 17.06 13.92 11.82 9.21 7.64 6.40 5.r.H IS 39.39 26.78 20.48 16.70 14.18 11.05 9.17 7.68 6.70 17S 45.96 31.24 23.89 19.48 16.55 12.89 10.70 8.96 7.81 I 52.52 35.71 27.30 22.27 18.91 14.73 12.23 10.24 8.93 22S 59.09 40.17 30.71 25.06 21.28 16.57 13.76 11.52 10.05 65.66 44.63 34.13 27.83 23.64 18.41 15.29 12.81 11.16 371 72.22 49.09 37.54 30.61 26.00 20.25 16.82 14.09 12.28 i 78.79 53.56 40.95 33.40 28.37 22 10 18.35 15.37 13.39 lit 91.73 62.35 47.66 38.85 33.00 25.68 21.31 17.83 15.53 4M 104.66 71.06 54.29 44.23 37.53 29.17 24.17 20.19 17.55 117.45 79.74 60.86 49.55 42.01 32.61 26.98 22.49 19.51 I 1.30.25 88.34 67.39 54.83 46.46 36.01 29,75 24.76 21.44 I A Wide Selection at- KiNim Jwonq Ondimail Tkit Inbli t's band on prompt upaymtnl. You may pay ahead of schedule if you wuh. Advance payment reduces the cost o( your loan proportionately since you pay charges only for the actual time you have tne money. Payments are calculated at Household's new reduced rates of 2 per month on loans up to $300 and 6 per year on balances above $300 up to $500.

These rates sre less than the lawful maximum. BV FRANCK.H O. TVI.F.R. fjfj It should he good news to the fifteen million bridge players In the lUnited States that there will he no change In the laws and scoring of 1 i -Jtt 3 Mr. Henry M.

Wood snd Mrs. Si Roaenbsum. At th Equity Club, Mrs. K. Walter Evans, Mrs.

John DeWert, contract next year. This announcement comes from Black anrl IVr-sinn Caracul Djcrl Marmol Ory American Broadtail Natural Grey and Cocoa Squirrel SioV Skunk Chuhbies Black, Brown and Grey Kidskina Mnrthern Seal-Dyed Concyi Grey and Brown Lamb Paw Persian Paw and Krimmer Lamb. Asbury Park, where the national WS I Mr. C. R.

Maeness, Mrs. CBampmnsmpe iw now aess.on. Mr j. M. Mri.

hv Z- nH mart tnintlv William Mercurio end Albert. Mr. V. Mrs. R.

P. Flower. At the Hyde Park Country Club If McKenney snd Ely Culbertson, fil 'Chairmen of the National Ijiws Commission snd the International Bridge League, respectively. Mrs. Louise Newton, Mrs.

Henry M. Wood Elwood Newhall and Having givrn jar. ana Mrs. Player the opportunity to express an opinion as to the proposed Special! Genuine Silver SI fo Knee-Lengih Coat READ THIS GUARANTEE We guarantee the total ssnoant figured by using itbis table to be the full amount you will pay, when payments are made on schedule. You will pay ht if yeu Pal your loan ahtoi e.rJM.

changes, it was found that an over whelming majority liked the game as it is and have no objection at all Frank Weisbach. At the Kenton Bridge Club. H. W. Laekman, Jack Doyle, Elwood Newhall and Charles Ooosmann.

At Alms snd Doepke's Bridge Club, Mrs. Frederick Schneiders and Mrs. Si Rosenbaum. DOL'RI-R DUMMY PROBLEM. This week's double dummy prob to playing five diamonds or clubs in an attempt to make a game In the minor suits.

(One proposed change would have made four of a minor suit count a ffame.) i it nice to know that we may A Small DepOSit hold your coat till fall. Then arrange the balance on convenient term to auit your budget. Trade In Your Old Fur Coat Sloans' Rencrout allowance save you many dollar on your new purchase. I. t.

HENDERSON, fttttiMST lem Is as follows: S-AQ10I2. H-K10. D-None. None. cm relax and go right on kibitzing the same bad two bids, the worse three bids, snd those terrible weak over- calls mad in an effort to save the rjts If not tttuhlHphmt t1l, tend ihh coupnT-1 98 64, A Q.

None. C-Q. rubber. By the way, there Is one thing we 5. 5 HOUSEHOLD P1HANCE CORPORATION I Without obligation, please send me the free book- I let which telle bow I em got a loan at lower cost.

PS have aiwsys warned 10 Know. Just 9g, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION "Doctor of Fmih fstaW Turn CINCINNATI Offices: Sth Floor, 414 Walnut Street (Opposite Gibson Hotel) K. K. O'Kml, Mnte Phone: PArkwey 1421 14th Floor. Csrew Tower, Fifth and Vine Streets A.

Swill, Manogf Phn- MAin 1 5M K'onu. FURRIERS Entire H-e. n-K7. C-J 4. what doea one save the rubber for? fi A rsiny day, to give back to the Indians, or to put In a salad? i This hss always been a mystery i to us.

Hi toVRNAMKNT WINNERS, 1 isSSassSatsewaww There are no trumps. South p.e liinivint II II II II I 1 1 1 1 orarioor LI I III 3V3 VW MAM At the Wyoming Club, Mil th lead snd North and South muM, win five of the seven remslnlpj; tricks against any defense by Et and West. Frsnk Harder and Mrs John De- Fountain Square Dldg. Opp. New Post Office 5M.

Wei Weit. 7- At the Veinnn Manor, Miss Doio- Solutions to this problem mil" ne iSSMm Bernlng, Mrs. Freddie Miller, la not later than midnight, Weunee. iniini.i 'i aiiii-iii ni'ii'iiiiin.